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Recommendation please 3688
On 21 May 2005 01:43:31 GMT, Unruh staggered into the Black Sun and said: Doesn't rpm have an option like "--inject foobar-1.2.3" that inserts an entry into...
How to tell an application to use a custom tcpip stack instead of tcpip stack
Hello Groups, I am a newbie to this groups and I am struggling with a problem and I need your help...
problem loading sound
hi linux is amazing stuff, but i have a few problems remaining. to make ndiswrapper work with the kernel, i downloaded kernel version 2.6.11.10 and compiled it with...
Windows Succeeds where Linux fails. 3691
Mike Cox Actually, it's pretty well documented that NTFS support on Linux is limited at best. Writing to NTFS drives is risky, reading NTFS drives is possible, but still...
Mike Cox" is a TROLL was: Windows Succeeds where Linux fails
Will you PLEASE quit feeding this f***witted troll?! Ignore him and he will burn out on talking to his own sockpuppets and go...
Windows Succeeds where Linux fails. 3693
Mike Cox Well, glad you got them back, anyway. I've often had to resort to my commercial software...
the mounted NTFS can't be refreshed
Jacky Ferihmen Part of your problem is that WinXP buffers data before writing it to disk, so not everything you change in XP is going to...
reader for FC3
The same way you make any window full size. I don't know what your window...
file error
On 21 May 2005 06:00:15 -0700, srinil staggered into the Black Sun and said: gcc : this is first on the line, so...
install problem
Hey there, I am new to Linux, tried a few, even bought two Suse Distributions, never satisfied with the result... Now I have a urgent problem, because I need a LinuxUnix System...
Strange USB IRQ = 71 Anyone clue me in please
Hi All. In my syslog I keep getting the following annoying message completely filling my syslog: ===== drivers-usb-input...
Linux Enterprise Edition AS 3.0 3699
Unruh wrote (in part): I happen to be running RHEL 3 ES. What it is selling is the binary stuff on convenient CD-ROMS (and you can get similar ones...
Linux Enterprise Edition AS 3.0 3700
Actually, that is incorrect. The GPL is about free software. The GPL existed before the term "open source" was even coined. The GPL imposes a few requirements on anyone who receives GPLed software...
Was: Console oriented linux distro
On comp.os.linux.misc, in Please don't use non-ascii characters on text groups! (I've removed the mime headers.) DV-FK, I wrote and use a "CUI". It's a big case...
Grub is unable to boot my reiserfs type Linux root, why
I recently installed ubuntu using a knoppix live cd. After I rebooted, I noticed that I could not...
Improve modem connection under heavy disk activity
Hi, My modem internet connection suffers badly under heavy disk activity - it is practically impossible...
Improve modem connection under heavy disk activity 3704
Netocrat Do you have a real modem, or a brain-damaged WinModem? Because I have a real modem and have never had a problem like that. Even when my system is...
Improve modem connection under heavy disk activity 3705
Jean-David Beyer It's a real external modem; but I suspect that either it requires some esoteric initialisation string...
Improve modem connection under heavy disk activity 3706
Dances With Crows Worked a charm. Before any tuning, both drives had: multcount = 0 (off) IOsupport = 0 (default 16-bit) unmaskirq = 0 (off) usingdma = 0 (off) I got the following average results...
Improve modem connection under heavy disk activity 3707
Actually Gentoo does have hdparm support in its rc scripts, and a config fileetc-conf.d-hdparm. The config parameters are by default -u1 I believe. It would be better if they were, as you...
A few questions about implementing a KDC for OpenAFS
Hi I am going through the MIT Kerberos 5 Installation Guide, and have a few questions for the KDC I intend to implement for our group's OpenAFS server(s...
MySQL permission 3709
Dave Uhring I don't recall getting any such message on my system (Fedora-3). What exactly do you mean by "installing the initial database"? I just gave the command "sudo yum install...
MySQL permission 3710
Timothy Murphy I gather this does the initial setup, though not the setting of root...
MySQL permission 3711
If one is mucking about the system and setting up servers like LAMP, it's not...
MySQL permission 3712
by you. First of all, I wasn't addressing you. But, since you've butted in, I will now. Secondly, I have used mysql docs to configure my mysql server...
MySQL permission 3713
We're talking about MySQL pbuttwords and MySQL users and MuSQL access rights not Linux administration. You talk about it being "general Linux sysadmin" stuff. It just...
Desperate COLANUTS. Married to Linux but still have no life
Here is a list of the hardcore, rabid, Linux users who hand out in comp.os.linux.advocacy and crunk Linux. William Poaster --- A former troll...
Desperate COLANUTS. Married to Linux but still have no life
Actually, it's Rex Ballard. I use a dvorak keyboard so the print on the keycaps...
NFS and "Permission denied" error
Hello everyone, I'm trying to set up an NFS server, with MDK 10.1 and nfs-utils-1.0.7, but from whichever machine...
NFS and "Permission denied" error
Fabio Alemagna I can't comment on MDK as I don't use it - but I had...
Microsoft Media Juggernaut Is Unstoppable So Long Linux
Dr. Scab So, on the basis of there being a challenge with playing certain media files, "Linux" should just hang it up? You just don't get it, though... There *IS* no Linux. It's not a...
Sick of trolls! 3719
As mentioned else-thread, I scan 90 newsgroups each day (I only read perhaps 10), so I get pressed for time. I...
Sick of trolls! 3720
slrnpull - logs by default. The old logs are not on the logrotate schedule, so I rotate...
Sick of trolls! 3721
Yes, but because they are end, I don't see them, so I don't know what specific reason might have end this...
Sick of trolls! 3722
No, the filter is relatively stable now - inspite of me scanning 90 news groups (don't have time to read more than a dozen closely...
Sick of trolls! 3724
While spinning my wheels in my copious free time, I decided to check the kill figures for the alternative group 'alt.os.linux' having noted an upswing in the amount of troll spew...
Sick of trolls! 3725
I dunno - notice the yo-yo on the other four months which doesn't show in...
Sick of trolls! 3726
On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 19:59:48 +0200, Michael Heiming staggered into the Black Sun and said: snip AOL. OTOH, someone once reported actually getting a useful answer to a question from col.advocacy, which just blows...
Sick of trolls! 3727
I suppose. I use a filter on the news downloading tool (slrnpull), and after downloading...
Sick of trolls! 3728
On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 22:49:42 +0200, Michael Heiming staggered into the Black Sun and said: were interested in specifics for that unlikely event. Yeah. Hmm, the news.announce.newusers FAQ has (had?) something about...
Sick of trolls! 3729
And, like Michael, you feed the trolls regularly: 68 plus 1:Mike Cox Solaris 10 Success...
Sick of trolls! 3730
On Fri, 27 May 2005 14:03:05 +0800, doodli staggered into the Black Sun and said: Welcome to Usenet. There have been trolls here since the whole...
Logrotate is a pain 3731
Well, everyone else can. So you have a sight or hearing problem. What does "man logrotate" tel you? In what way is it not helpful? Well, you...
Logrotate is a pain 3732
From the apache docs......... periodically rotate the log files by moving or deleting the existing logs. This cannot be done while the server is...
Logrotate is a pain 3733
Fritz Bayer wrote (in part): Have you read man logrotate ? Here is part of it. # sample logrotate configuration file compress var-log-messages { rotate 5 weekly...
Logrotate is a pain 3734
The way the file system works is that once a file has been opened it is refered to by its inode (internal file management number) not a name. This is...
sound problems with ATI sound card on HP Pavillion zx5000
hi i thought i had got my sound system working on my laptop but a few problems have cropped up again...
Why the Linux Desktop Just Won't Work! and why Linux depresses me. 3736
Charles LeGrand Morphix? Not SuSE, RedHat, Mandrake, or some other well-known commercial distribution with a good solid reputation for support? I'm...
Why the Linux Desktop Just Won't Work! and why Linux depresses me. 3737
If you buy a diesel car because you've heard that they get great milage, you don't then turn around and stick high-octane...
Need help mounting NFS filesystems from Solaris onto Linux
Have you been able to access this mount point with any other nfs clients? You mention Samba, but not nfs - I'm really...
Anybody using a "real" Linux domain
This is not a request for a cookbook answer of "How do I ...?" I am just wanting insights from folks who may have done the following. I...
Anybody using a "real" Linux domain 3740
Alan Connor It is. It is also the reality. MS is in all their right -- and we all know how MS...
Anybody using a "real" Linux domain 3741
What you say is likely to be true in many places. Unfortunately, the cost of getting a judge's legal opinion on the matter is...
Anybody using a "real" Linux domain 3742
Floyd L. Davidson writes: Merriam-Webster legal dictionary: rea·son·able adj. 1. 1. Being in accordance with...
Raid5 Recovery Question
Hello, I have a machine with 4 IDE disks with the following raid configuration. catproc-mdstat Personalities : raid1 raid5 readahead 1024 sectors md2 : active raid5 hdd53 hdb52 hdc51 hda50 844809600...
Raid5 Recovery Question
Melinda Taylor Sorry to read about this situation. This is the kind of setup, that it would be said "It would be better starting from somewhere else...
Strange behaviour of badblock utility
Hi Guys, I am facing some strange problem, kernel is 2.4.18-e12smp system is IA64 While running badblocks command on different parbreastions...
